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LINGUISTICS Vol.1 pp.222-34. In Berman and OlsthainzS
(1983) research among English-Hebrew children an enrichment
took place in the acquisition of L2. See also, Jakobson,
R. (1941, 1968)
Child Lancruage, Aphasia and Phonological
Universals
The Hague: Mouton. Jakobson (1941, 1968) states
that although acquisition and loss are related, they are
opposed, because mirror image in sequences in acquisition
and loss are developmental. See also, Karmiloff-Smith, A.
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in the acquisition of L2 that were not present in LI.

See also, Lambert, R. and Freed, B. (1982) The Loss of
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K.Hyltens tarn and L. K.Obler (eds.)
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Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. There seems to be
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the extinction of the LI. in Sharwood-Smith (1989) Also,
in the Anglo-Indian school context the non Anglo-Indians
do not lose their proficiency in Ll when they develop L2
skills in English.

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